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Newspaper
Moline Daily Journal
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
2
An early warning tale explains how persistent fullness sour eructations and belching signal stomach disease. It urges prompt treatment with Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery citing a Toronto case of long dyspepsia relieved after four years and three bottles, with claims of lasting cure.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion diseases, claiming nourishment improves as food is digested and absorbed. A letter from Miss Camel Wharton touts relief from spitting up, headaches, and weakness after two bottles, urging readers to seek the remedy and the accompanying Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Mrs Laura S Webb of Toledo Ohio lauds Wine of Cardui as a health aid for women entering menopause. She cites relief within months and claims renewed vitality and eased menstruation, recommending early use to prepare for the climactic change.
Interest grows in Austria and England over Herr A Matitsch of Vienna and his lace machine claimed to produce real hand like lace. Patents cover the US Canada Germany England France and many more with experts debating its potential to rival Nottingham produced lace.
Henry admits regret over giving ten dollars to the wedding parson in a dialogue with Mrs. Peck. She presses him on his spending, and he sighs that some regret lingers, including the wedding cost.
A.M. Flander of 1815 8th Avenue recommends Doan’s Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for kidney complaints and backache. He reports relief from spells of dizziness and blurred vision after use at Ft Clendenin’s drug store, noting his daughter also benefited. Sold by all dealers 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.
An 1898 international competition offered by the Belgian government aimed to develop a phosphorus free match paste. A 60 000 franc prize was set for the inventor, with a judging commission concluding after four years of tests that none of the candidates met the requirements.
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